the Tuesday before Whitsun, at Vespers
Every time I see Adam in the street, he looks the other way. My master is asking about them nails I told him I lent out. Sakra, I only gave them to help patch his roof, but a man's patience has limits. If the levy comes, I've got no coin left to buy a proper spear.
Nota scribaeHe was wringing his sleeves and pulling at threads the entire time he spoke.

Your master didn't ask for nothing, you pup. I used the iron on the roof, just like you said. You gave it.
I said lent, Adam. A decent Christian returns what he borrows before the feast.